I'm confused how the 2 vcore/13€ is directly comparable to 8/$15. But I'm also not sure if the site I posted oversells the cpu cores since it doesn't specifically say so.
I believe that if your main selling/advertising point is "absolute no support unmanaged vps hosting", your pricing should be more agressive, specially compared to battle proven competitors like Digital Ocean and specially Linode.
I have Linode and for about 20 bucks I can get a straight 4GBs of ram and almost the same amount of disk space (80GBs vs your 100GBs). with much more monthly network transfer allowance.
Yes, their offers look much better, thank you! I only posted this site because these guys used to have a lot of funny marketing stuff around the "no support". Their other site nosupportlinuxhosting.com still has a lot of it though.
Oh whoops, should have mentioned I am and have never been affiliated with this service. I only posted this because I was a huge fan of http://www.nosupportlinuxhosting.com/, and I assumed the hn audience would respond more to the VPS offering. I think they may have changed a bit over the years, seems like the "no support = dirt cheap" may not be true anymore.
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[ 0.28 ms ] story [ 51.9 ms ] threadIn other words: they expect you to figure out how to fix a software related issue on your server.
"8 CPU" as advertised by the VPS host could mean literally anything.
They also have a "submit ticket" page, apparently. So the "no support" doesn't even mean "no support".
If you love to play with fire, host with them.
I have Linode and for about 20 bucks I can get a straight 4GBs of ram and almost the same amount of disk space (80GBs vs your 100GBs). with much more monthly network transfer allowance.
Here's the link if anyone doesn't want to copy paste yours: https://contabo.com/?show=vps